{"kind":"ai-generated-editorial-illustration","creator":"Cloudflare Workers AI (FLUX.2 [dev])","usage":"editorial-article","generator":"cloudflare-workers-ai-flux-2-dev","reviewer":"passagewire-media-worker","sha256":"b68a401afec0cbbf3b359faf2eaa9b80d43c6889c193946727ffcd1a3e23d142","scene":"Desk: aviation\nHeadline: Qantas Reconfigures A321XLR Fleet After Passenger Toilet Complaints\nRegion: Global\nSection: Airlines\nSummary: Qantas has reduced its A321XLR economy seating capacity from 200 to 197, sacrificing three seats to add a fourth toilet following intense passenger criticism.\nEvidence-based takeaways: Qantas is reconfiguring its A321XLR cabin to include a fourth lavatory, reducing total seat count to 197.; Initial A321XLR units will continue to operate with the old two-lavatory layout for an estimated three years until retrofitted.; Qantas will launch A321XLR international service from Brisbane to Manila on February 1, 2027, replacing the A330-200.; IndiGo is restricting seat sales on its Mumbai-Amsterdam route to manage fuel and weight limits on the A321XLR.","inspection":{"approved":true,"scene":"Desk: aviation\nHeadline: Qantas Reconfigures A321XLR Fleet After Passenger Toilet Complaints\nRegion: Global\nSection: Airlines\nSummary: Qantas has reduced its A321XLR economy seating capacity from 200 to 197, sacrificing three seats to add a fourth toilet following intense passenger criticism.\nEvidence-based takeaways: Qantas is reconfiguring its A321XLR cabin to include a fourth lavatory, reducing total seat count to 197.; Initial A321XLR units will continue to operate with the old two-lavatory layout for an estimated three years until retrofitted.; Qantas will launch A321XLR international service from Brisbane to Manila on February 1, 2027, replacing the A330-200.; IndiGo is restricting seat sales on its Mumbai-Amsterdam route to manage fuel and weight limits on the A321XLR.","reviewer":"passagewire-media-worker","generator":"cloudflare-workers-ai-flux-1-schnell"},"checkedAt":"2026-11-12T09:13:00.649Z","asset":"https://media.skylinewire.com/articles/images/agy/aviation/qantas-reconfigures-a321xlr-fleet-after-passenger-toilet-complaints-b68a401afec0cbbf.webp"}